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Where will Hurd go next?
Mark Hurd's departure is mired in muck, but C-suite headhunters are sure to focus less on the rumors than on the possibilities.Yes, I know. The focus ...
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Stocks have nowhere to go but down
Don't believe the bulls who predict a new era of rising stock prices. Sure, their arguments sound convincing: Confidence will surge following the arri...
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Go ahead and default, Greece!
Greece must be feeling a little like Sisyphus these days. Saddled with mountains of debt and a 14% budget deficit, its path to recovery seems arduousl...
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Microsoft Office to go online — for free
By Jon ForttIt’s too early to say Microsoft has checkmated Google in online documents – the latest version of Office hasn’t shipped yet. But the sleep...
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Samsung TVs go upscale in a downturn
Despite the recession, South Korean electronics maker launches slick new LED televisions, but backs away from upscale 'Luxia' branding.By Anu Partanen...
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High time for workers to go back to school?
Amid all the brouhaha at year's end over extending Bush-era income tax cuts, one important feature of the $858 billion tax package passed by the lame-...
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Why Dell won't go private
The company needs to transform, but here's why going private doesn't make sense.Rumors of Dell going private really took off back in June when, at the...
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Your country needs you! Go shopping!
By Stanley BingPick up those new GPS systems, now on sale at Best Buy, Wal-Mart and other fine stores for under $100!Don’t forget that flat-screen TV ...
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Bank of America's plan to go it alone
The lender says it no longer needs government money, but analysts say its future depends on an economic recovery.By Mina KimesThe curtain has been lif...
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How low can the euro go? Very.
Whether or not Gisele and Jay-Z are still dancing, the euro party looks to be over.Briefly slumping to a four-year low against the dollar yesterday, t...
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